Sentence examples for selected environments from inspiring English sources

When cells are exposed to selected environments, some of proteins change their subcellular localization to interact with other proteins.

On the other hand, regulated protein interactions occur when cells are exposed to selected environments such as stress and environmental cue.

On the basis of observations of the ratio of the number of fungal species to the number of plant species in selected environments, the fungal kingdom has been estimated to contain about 1.5 million species.

Therefore, high energy-requiring processes are likely to be essential for bacterial survival in selected environments.

More recently, large metagenomic sequencing projects that analyse genomic DNA directly from environmental samples, are providing much detail of the genetic diversity and potential within selected environments, e.g. seawater samples [2], [3] and activated sludge [4].

Selected environments ranging from cultivated soils under vines and olive groves to sequential abandonment with forest, meadow and scrub cover were investigated for their impact on relevant physical and chemical properties in the shallow soils of the Cap de Creus Peninsula (NE Spain).

The elevated sensitivity develops as a logical consequence of re-ranking GxE interaction and/or when genetic variation in the selected environment is higher than in the non-selected environments.

In this case, a WT organism, isolated from the selected environment, is transformed into a SYN by engineering a mutual dependency with a candidate H. Mutual dependency can be implemented in many different ways.

The Czech group are age-matched women, partly from a selected environment, with no evidence of breast cancer, whereas the women from Tyrol are blood donors between the age of 18 and 67 years incorporating a substantial number of women who might still get breast cancer in their later years.

This extension can also be related to the processes of active and passive GE-covariance as discussed by Plomin et al. (1977) and (Scarr and McCartney 1983), and to the process of 'genotypes selecting environments' as discussed Eaves et al. (1977).

The results indicated that the developed model can quantify the embodied environmental impacts of buildings more comprehensively, and can be used by decision-makers as a tool for selecting environment-friendly buildings.